Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-02
GREVY STILL THERE.
THR OLD FRENCH PRESIDENT OBSTINATE
YREFusES 10 RESIGN.

The Tide Changing 10 hs Favor and b faks Hope
VII Try b Form Z New GAisa-fss
Preach Mob Takes q Hand-0h3
Fragn NswA
PARIS, December AT the AinistriaI
Council this morning, President Grevy In.
formed NJ. Eouvier that be believed pub
lie opinion Was DOW In bis favor, and that
be could form new cabinet
When the Chamber Of Deputies seem
bled N. Rouvier announced that the Presi.
dent made known his decision not to send
Q message to the Chamber containing his
resignation, and, therefore, the cabinet
had again resigned. The announcement Of
the action Of the Ministry VA g.ssAsd
with continued applause BY The members
of the loft n. Ricard, President Of The
Left Group, moved that the sitting b. sus.
pended. The members Of the Right and
Left murmered at this proposal
and NJ. Anneo De Orusdo
exclaimed: Dissolution would Be pro.
ferable."
At2p. IN. the Chamber Of Deputies
took recess, until Up. m. Great crowds
surrounded the legislative building. but
they were orderly, aud there was no sign
Of revolution.
The Chamber reassembled ct p. m.
but further recess was taken until
o'clock The Senate took recess until
o'clock. N. Paul Deroulide, leader Of the
patriotic league, addressed . section Of the
crowd outside the Chamber and gave the
crowd "Vivo Grevy" and "yive Bou-
LANCER" The people rejoined with cries
Of "A has Grvy" and "vivs 10 Re
publique."
The adjournment Of the Chamber Of
Deputies until o'clock WAS the result Of
a conference between the four Republican
groups, who unanimously agreed 10 adopt
an order Of the day. declaring thst the
chamber awaiting the Communication
promised from the President would ID
journ until ak O'Clock.
When the session was resumed at four
o'clock the order was submitted, and met
with applause from both the left and the
centre. II was carried by q vote OF 53i
against 3. NJ. Rouvier then returned 10
the Palace to communicate 10 NJ. Grevy
the result.
A number Of members Of the Chamber Of
| Deputies were IN favor Of
IMPEACHISd 81. 0REvY,
if his resignation IL not announced when
the sitting Is resumed.
The sitting Of the Chamber Of Deputiss
was resumed ut $50. NJ. Rouvier ascend
ed the tribune, and announced that he had
communicated 10 NJ. Grsvy the vote of tho
Chamber on the order OF che day.
This communication, sald N. Roo.
vier, caused the President 70 modify
his resolution. He had never intended 10
enter upon conflict with Parliament, and
would therefore send . message 70 ths
Chamber Of Deputies and the Senate, to-
morrow, informing them Of his decisiop.
NJ. Rouvier added that the President de-
clined TO accept the resignation Of the Cab
met, which, therefore, retained its func-
tons.
NJ. Rouvier's statement was greeted
with cheers and at its conclusion the cham
ber adjourned until 2 p. m. 10 morrow.
Louis Michel has BEEN arrested. Crowds
continue 10 flock 10 the Eiysee, and . rev
olutionsry demonstration Ii expected.
THE POLITICAL STRIFE.
A special correspondent tslegraphs from
here rs follows: Il IL impossible 10 tsst
the temper Of the French mind tonight.
If you accept appearances you will decide
that the Republic Ia sale. Depending On
analogy, history, and what sxpsrisncsd
European observers say, you will conclude
that the politicnl volcano IL about 10 emit
its horrors While the tepdencie- are rev.
olutionary, one find. In the situation bops
that cslmer Judgment will prevail. The
Radicals, who are at the bottom OF the
trouble, are on the run. II looks m
though clamorous efforts 10 pull
down the pillar Of tho temple
would he frustrated. The Radicals, even
like Derouleide, have abandoned the
conspiracy 10 overthrow Grevy under .
pretense Of wipiDg oot Governmental
shame and scandal. Alarmed by the ~
oonsciou, boast they had given their NOR.
tai enemy, Ferry, they are now offering
their support 70 Grevy.
Paris Is calm. Bat 10 N calm
WHICH cAUsns DfsTlUn
On the part OF the authorities, and psecsu-
cautions have been redoubled. Eisht
regiments Of cavalry are held In rsadinss
at Versailles. Yesterday and to-day ths
streets were plscarded In ail direetioos
with posters, which wers torn down -
fast n possible BY the police. Tbsss
read: People Of Paris, tue republic
10 In danger. The CoDEros 10 sboat
TO name Grsvy's SUCCESSOR At Versailles
there h monstrous conspiracy 10 deliver
the country 70 Ferry, the fsnins-bsssdss,
Ferry the Topquinese, TO Ferry ths valet
Of Bismarck. Republicans Of al shs5ss or
rolutariss, shall We allow such crime
70 be peffectnd7 No; . thousand times
no. Blood must not flow, bot We DO not
fecoil before any sscriEos 70 ave Fsapos
from being represented ty the mesuest Of
traitors Citizens let us be ready and
ustchful. The republic 10 In danger"
There VA the gIeaisst Excitement In The
hSsftSSt' W. tsS 'b8"aSIs o<h 11I1y,
director Of The La Lssfeys>, and Rncbslort
declared THAI they would begin esmpaigD
10 Grevy's favor. II had rstbsr kesp %
old servant" exclaimed Rschsfost, "wko
robs me than 10 take . nav oos Who will
cut M throat"
Paul De CassgDse whites, today, thsa
THE SITUATION n CHAxoTso
from day 70 day. and. almost, from bear
to hour. Yesterday, the rsdicss I'D
cbo~sn De Ffe,dnet - tbsir ehssptsa
against FeTry. To-Day tbsy bassd
this hopes on Floqu<t. To-nofTow thsrs
may be still another ebsogs. Stnsesiy
enough Ferry 10 Fioqueps uncle b. sss-
riags. The radicals are leosips henst.
Their violent and reyoiatiooasy lssgnses
shows that they fear dsfsss On ths 6fst
ballot. Ferry vill poll 300 70 900 vstss.
De Preycinet and HIse.st csssse nss16
over no Probably Ferry viii lsek 50 b
100 votes Of election sad Hloqsss nsss.
/ One Of the factions mar bsooms dfncs-